The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-29

LOCAL B!tEvITlEs,
matters of Minor MomOnt In and About
9GfW tho City. ~
MATINEE at the Grand to-day.

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matters of Minor MomOnt In and About
8}n I'D tho City. 5.5IF
MATINEE at the Grand to-day. 5E
ONE marrlsge license was Issued yester.
day. i5,. III. ,1.@
THE GRAND this evening-"Little Miss
Johnson" it t,.a n
THERE was not a case in police court
yesterday. lst ~
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted to re-
cord one deed Of trust. L.
THE VITA Of ex-Polcenan Joe Barum is
lying very low and will hardly recover. 4
The front has not yet cut short the sup.
ply in market Of tomatoes, grapes or corn.
RABBITS are said to be more plentiful
this eeason than they have been for several
yeara. ~
OFFICER TRuscuRL yesterday shot sick
horse for John Nolta. II could not re-.
cover. yii'
The denizens Of the rural regions are
housing their cabbage now. Hallow cen
Is only three days oil.
ATTENTION Is calleds 10 the change Of
time on the Wheeling & Elm Grove rail.
road, which takes effect on Monday next,
THE weather yesterday was very fine,
suggesting Indian summer. Overcoate
were burden and fires were at dis.
count. a ~ I'll
Sr. LUKE's EPISCOPAL church, on tbs
leland, has been reprinted. The colors
are beautiful, and the building shows to
great advantage. IS. S III SsSt q
THE residence of Mr.. Marplc, of Ben.
wood, was burglsrizsd Wednesday night
and SOS in silver and large amount Of
clothing was stolen. "a 1900. ..a
Rev. Mr.. CAN'T will lecture Sunday
evening on the debate held at the late
Church Congress concerning tho higher
education OF women. t..f:fEi.'5:'s
a CITIZEN Of the Second ward sugeesta
that the holes in the roof Of the City
Orematory be painted rust color 30 that
they will not show so plainly.
"THE CLUB" last evening gave an i'm.
promptu hop in their hall on Main street.
About twenty couples were present and
Prof. Killmeyer furnished the music. The
affair was very enjoyable. (. (.
STEPHEN FRANCIS is accused OF having
stolen watch from the boarding house
of Mrs. Dement,, OF Bellsire, and pawned
1t at Franks, in this city, for s.. The
watch WAS recovered yesterday.
The congregation of St. Stephens Re.
formed Lutheran church will tomorrow
have mission celebration, holding ser.
vices at 10 A. NJ. and 7P. M. Rev. OIL.
Accola, of New Philadelphia, will assist
the pastor. e.
TEE Bethany base ball club will play a
return game Of ball with the .Triadelphia
club at the latter place to-day. Laat Sat-
urday the Triadelphia boyu played ct
Bethany and wero defeated by score of
IL to y. T.! 3.
HERMAN HAHN Lodge No. 6, A. U. Old,
has elected the following officers: Z. E.,
August ! Gchneeboyger; u. f., Jacob
Retzer; Secretary, Henry Jenke; Treas
urer, Henry Scott. These officers will bs
installed next Thursday evening, a,
The two Mazingo men, father and son,
who were arrcsted for burning 8. Lsman
Crothers' barn, st Tsyloretown, were
taken before Squire D. N. Ripple, at
Washington, on Thursday Afternoon,
waived d hearing and vera .remanded to
Jail for court.
THE roof Of the boiler housa at tho Bel
mont blast furnace caught fra from an
overheated pipe ct 10 o'clock yesterday
morning. A still alarm Of fire vas gsnt in
TO the NlagaIa engino house, to which tho
reel responded and extinguiahed the Gre
in short time. ~ N 5.s2a.
THE Mnnuerchor Singing Society will
on next Monday evening celebrate their
thirty.second anniversary with ball, for
which kramer's orchestra will furnish
music. Tho MWnnelchor'o long record OF
social successes sssurs successful and
enjoyable affair on this occaaion.
YESTERDAY n large cog belonging to
Charles Dreihorat bit a little girl named
LNlly badly as Ehe was passing along the
street near the corner of Market and
Eleventh. Dreihorst agreed to have the
dog killed by the police, which was done,
It had bitten other children before. a So &
IT is reported that Cspt. Brady Morgan,
Of Marietta, who recently purchaeed the
steamer Princess, which for q long time
did paying business SO the only Bsllaire
packet from hore, intends changing his
purchase from passenger boat to tow
boat. and will then operate her as such.
GOVERNOR Wilson has accepted an in
vitstion to address the people Of Gs]lia
county, Ohio, on the iesue OF the present
canvass, at q Democratic rally soon 10
take place in Gallipolis. Dan Voorhees,.
OF Indiana, and John G. Carlisle, OF KEN
lucky, are expected to bs present on
this occasion. ,j -;
NEXT Wednesday and Thursday even.
| irRs Miss Maude Bankn, the youngest
daughter Of Gen. N. P. Benke, will an.
pear at tho Opera Houeo in the new 70
mantle and spectacular play, "Joan { OF
Arc.""s The play, the atar md company
arc unusually well spoken OF by the press
Of clties where the drama has been given.
THE lack OF Easeonable rains in this
vicinity 10 Justly causing cerious apprehen-
sion among those iarmera who; haye stock
to feed during the coming winter. In csso
1t should now lrsezs and cold weather con-
tinuo the situation would be terrible, as
few have any arpply Of water. II It$would
take q weeks rein to give sufficient sap
ply.
The funeral OF John D. Martin, who
died Thuraday, will take place this morn
ing from his late residence in East Wheel.
Ing. Mr.. Martin was g young man 4 Of
great prominence, and at the time OF bis
death was cashier OF the BIZ o. freight
office, q responsible position which he had
Oiled ior some time with credit to himself